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A doughnut performed when there is a layer of snow or ice on the pavement. Can be easier or harder to do than on dry pavement. Usually preferred by drivers of low-powered vehicles, because it easier to break traction, and puts less wear on the car and tires. Higher powered vehicles, especially rear wheel drive ones, will require more throttle control and steering skill than say a low powered front wheel drive one. Usually scoffed at by people who can do real doughnuts or drifts.
Some kid in his civic was doing snoughnuts in the parking lot yesterday.
snoughnut by WRC9000 October 11, 2007
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A male with undescended testicles or an extremely taut scrotum.
That dude in the shower has snugnutz. It’s like a fine piece of leather.

I was born with snugnutz. They never dropped.
Snugnutz by Dick Onchin November 1, 2020

Dyke A. Noughnuts Award 

Award given by ACLE (American Coalition for Lesbian Expansion) bi-annually to a lesbian couple that exemplifies outstanding lesbian-ish qualities and provides community contributions the aids towards the extermination of heterosexuality as a whole in the Carson City, NV Metropolitan Area.

(Alternate Definition for the Straight Community: A sign that the GLBT community needs to be lynched and castrated)
"Hey! Did you hear that Anita Bush and her life partner Clearly Shaven won the Dyke A. Noughnuts Award?"
"OMG!! Your such a snugnut"!
Snugnut by vacationmom September 5, 2012

snoughfurp 

a simultaneous sneeze, cough, fart and burp.
Last night I snoughfurped on the couch, and now I have a hemorrhoid.
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